Ayanna Howard

schoolGeorgia Institute of Technologybar_chart#9900 Global Rank

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Lie, Repent, Repeat: Exploring Apologies after Repeated Robot Deception

This work presents an empirical study of repeated robot deception and its effects on changes in behavior and trust in a human-robot interaction scenario. 715 online and 50 in-person participants completed a multitrial driving simulation in which the car's robot assistant repeatedly lies and apologies. Through a mixed-…

HRI '20CorrespondingSocial Robot Interaction +1

Why Should We Gender? The Effect of Robot Gendering and Occupational Stereotypes on Human Trust and Perceived Competency

The attribution of human-like characteristics onto humanoid robots has become a common practice in Human-Robot Interaction by designers and users alike. Robot gendering, the attribution of gender onto a robotic platform via voice, name, physique, or other features is a prevalent technique used to increase aspects of u…

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